Sleevy

Scheduled · Week 49, 2026

A modern and agentic take on Bookmarks

Sep 2, 2026Productivity

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November 30 – December 6, 2026 · Leaderboard opens Monday 00:00 UTC

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Sleevy - A modern and agentic take on Bookmarks

About Sleevy

Sleevy turns “save it for later” into a calm, connected workflow. Capture links from iPhone, Chrome, Raycast, the web, or an API, then find them in one synced library wherever you are. Folders, tags, search, and automatic metadata keep your reading list useful without adding friction. Sleevy is built for both people and AI agents, with a REST API and MCP server for automating how you save, find, and organize links.

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Who is it for?

Developers, indie hackers, and power users who save links all day and automate their tools.

Problem

Links arrive from everywhere — your phone, your browser, a chat, a terminal — and end up scattered across open tabs, notes, and bookmark folders on three devices. Read-later apps that promise to fix this are closed: you can save from the surfaces they support, and nothing else.

Solution

Sleevy captures a link from any surface — the iPhone share sheet, a Chrome extension, Raycast, the web app, or a plain HTTPS call — and puts it in one queue that syncs instantly across your devices. Every saved item is enriched with a title, image, type, and tags, so the queue stays searchable instead of becoming another pile.

What makes it unique

Everything the apps can do, the API can do too. Scoped personal tokens per device or script, simple JSON over HTTPS with no SDK, webhooks for archive, tag, and read events, and an MCP server so AI agents read and write the same queue you do. Sleevy also records which device saved each item, which turns out to be the fastest way to find something again.